DVD PBS The Shape of Life Disc 3: Survival Game (Molluscs) (2002)

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6:28	Red Abalone uses foot for mobility, radula rasping tongue, mantle secretes shell	11:00	Blue Top Snail shell broken by predator (Imperial Beach, California)	12:30	Episcopal Miter has thick shell
12:50	Muricanthus has branched spines for body armor	13:10	Australian Trumpet Shell is largest living snail	13:50	Shell is interlaced with calcium and protein
16:30	Leafy Hornmouth has 3 ridges along shell	18:00	Red Abalone outruns Sunflower Starfish after flipping over	21:10	Basket Cockles runs away from Lewis's Moon Snail
22:25	Moon Snail burrows to surprise buried Cockle	24:00	Radula adapted for different foods	26:00	Chambered Nautilus swims by jet propulsion and can float by pulling seawater from siphoncle , leaving gas (The Wall, New Caledonia)
26:40	Opalescent Squid has shed shell for speed, has giant nerve fibers and 3 hearts Vampire Squid in deep ocean (Monterey Bay, California)	42:30	Wonderpus Octopus	44:50	Scorpionfish
45:10	Cockatoo Waspfish	45:40	Veined Octopus hides in split coconut (Bunaken Island, Indonesia)	47:40	Chromatophores and reflective cells enable rapid color change
48:15	Poisonous Blue-ringed Octopus flashes warning coloration

11:00 Blue Top Snail	12:30 Episcopal Miter	12:50 Muricanthus
13:10 Australian Trumpet Shell	13:50 Shell is interlaced with calcium and protein	16:30 Leafy Hornmouth
18:00 Red Abalone	18:00 Sunflower Starfish	21:10 Basket Cockles
21:10 Lewis's Moon Snail	22:25 Moon Snail burrows to surprise buried Cockle	24:00 Radula
26:00 Chambered Nautilus	26:00 siphoncle	26:40 Opalescent Squid
26:40 Vampire Squid	42:30 Wonderpus Octopus	44:50 Scorpionfish
45:10 Cockatoo Waspfish	45:40 Veined Octopus hides in split coconut	47:40 Chromatophores and reflective cells
48:15 Blue-ringed Octopus flashes warning coloration


Index	Mar 16, 2010	Peter Chen